In the 2000s, four foreign (non-English speaking) and despicable movie villains made such an impression on audiences that it's still hard to determine which one was the most memorable in terms of performance, personality and psycho-emotional impact.
Well, which one would you pick?
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Well, which one would you pick?
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Posted 4 weeks ago
Haven't seen any of them, but will vote Hitler.
He's the worse from a pure historical perspective (and he's the only real-life character)... but you wouldn't be so sure if you had seen all the films.
Jessica, Champion
Why only 4 villains?
4 Top 250 foreign movies from the 2000s whose villains left a great impact on audiences all over the world... did I forget one?
FYC:
Inspector Lau Kin Min, Sometimes, Mou gaan dou is on the Top 250, but never permanently, I guess that it has a worldwide impact since ti was adapted in 2006 by Martin Scorsese.
Isidoro Gómez in El secreto de sus ojos
Captain Andrew Russell in Lagaan
But those three aren't as popular as the rest of your list.
Inspector Lau Kin Min, Sometimes, Mou gaan dou is on the Top 250, but never permanently, I guess that it has a worldwide impact since ti was adapted in 2006 by Martin Scorsese.
Isidoro Gómez in El secreto de sus ojos
Captain Andrew Russell in Lagaan
But those three aren't as popular as the rest of your list.
(Edited)
Obviously, the real-life Hitler is far worse than the others from the list, but in the movie, he was romanced/humanized.
Based on the movies (I haven't seen Oldeuboi). I would say Captain Vidal is the worst.
Based on the movies (I haven't seen Oldeuboi). I would say Captain Vidal is the worst.
(Edited)
Magda Goebbels is as bad as Hitler in the film...
Peter, Champion
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